GenFinance II PLC Final Results For Year Ended 31 March 2018 (3875W)
July 31 2018 - 12:14PM
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RNS Number : 3875W
GenFinance II PLC
31 July 2018
NOTTING HILL GENESIS
FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2018
Notting Hill Genesis has published their final financial
statements for the legacy entities, Notting Hill Housing Group and
Genesis Housing Association for the year ended 31 March 2018.
Notting Hill Housing Group has recorded a surplus of GBP96.9m and
Genesis Housing Association GBP19.8m.
Notting Hill Housing Group
The surplus of GBP96.9m improved on the budgeted surplus positon
of GBP88.0m. The annual surplus has reduced compared with the
record GBP142m in 2017 which was flattered by large private sale,
staircasing surpluses and increases in the value of investment
properties not repeated in 2018. Turnover has reduced from GBP412m
in 2017 to GBP371m 2018 due to reduced shared ownership 1(st)
tranche sales driven by the timing of our development programme.
Our operating costs have increased due to one off merger related
costs.
The Notting Hill Housing Group has invested more than GBP576m in
new housing supply in London during the year to March 2018 up from
GBP373m in 2017. Our development pipeline is forecast to deliver
over 10,000 homes within the Greater London Area.
Genesis Housing Association
Genesis achieved a surplus of GBP19.8m, improved from the
GBP18.2m achieved in 2017. The budgeted surplus was GBP31.8m,
however Genesis absorbed both an impairment charge of GBP17.5m and
merger costs of GBP18.6m, including GBP16.0m in respect of loan
restructuring. Turnover and operating surplus excluding the
impairment charge increased due to stronger outright sales
activity. There was a surplus on sale of properties of GBP42.8m, up
from GBP27.1m, caused by strong staircasing activity and stock
rationalisation.
Genesis invested over GBP135m in new housing supply in the year
slightly down on GBP149m in 2017. The development pipeline is over
1,850 homes.
Group Finance Director Paul Phillips said, "We are satisfied
with the latest performance. Our financial strength is one of our
key strategic themes now and in the future of Notting Hill Genesis.
It is crucial to the stability of the organisation and will support
the continued development of new affordable homes for London and
the South East at the same time as reducing our reliance on
Government subsidy. Achieving solid results gives our customers,
investors and other stakeholders confidence in our ability not only
to withstand the changes to our operating environment but also to
continue to deliver homes for a range of needs across London and
the South East. The newly formed Notting Hill Genesis will deliver
efficiency savings of GBP20m per year following integration and
will increase delivery of new homes by approximately 400 units per
year than we could do separately"
The Notting Hill Housing Group Financial Statements and Genesis
Housing Association Financial Statements are available on our
website.
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